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PhiIsdeiphia, =, washington, q.

PHILADKLPHIA, Pa, August To-
Philadelphia won its third straight
game from Washington today, after a
stubborn contest Of ten innings. Fer.
guron resppeared with the home
team, but was unable to do himself
justice by reason Of his recent injury.
The Philies excelied both at the bat
and in the field, but their hits were
mere widely distributed than were
those OF the visitors. Score:
Philadelphia 20 900 040001-7
Washington-...l 0002 20 / 0-6
Earned runs - Philadelphia, 4;
Washington, 3. Two base hits IL.
Wood, Ferguson, Donnelly, 0'Day.
Three base hits - Wood, Daily,
Double plsys-Hines and 0'Brien,
Ferguson, Mulvey and Farrar. First
bass on bslls-Wood, Fogarty, 3;
Mulvey, Ferguson, Mclaughlin.
First base on errors-Washiugton, l
Philadelphia, 4. Struck out-wood,
Andrews, Ferguson, 9; Carroll, o. Brien,
0'DAy, .. Psseed Establishments, 2
Dealy, 2. Wild pitches-0'Day, g
Tim6-Two hours and twenty min.
utes. Umpire-Cnne.
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the great norye tonic, Pembertoh'h
Wire Coca, 10 manufactured there
aud oil Druggists, wholeealo and re-
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CAIRO, August l6.-NiEht-RivetJ feet
inches on the gauge ana falling. weather
clear and cool.
CINCINNATI. August 6.-HlEht-River
I feet 9 inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather cloudy and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, August 49, Nlsbt--Rivef
feet 2 inches In the canal and foot on the
fall, and falling. Weather clear and warm.
NEW ORLEANS. August 10. .NiEht-Ar
fivodi City Of 81, Louis, ~, Louis. DE
partsdi Y. NJ. Morton and barses, II
Louis.
ST, LOUIS, August e-Night-River iallef
30 feet aud the gauge new marks feet
Inches. Weather cloudy and close, with rait
ton SHIT. Departodi Iiy OF CAiro' Weeks
burg.
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MEMpHIs DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AUGUST II, 1887

poor form, and the Athenisns folded
in O ragged fashion. The Gothsmites
knocked out four earned runs Ia the
sixth and seventh inpi pgs, practically
deciding the game. The umpiring was
again disgraceful. Sutton and Gore
carried off the fielding honors. Sulli-
vans judgment on balls and strikes
virtually made present to the Giants
Of the iast two games. Score:
Boston ...... ..... 10000 1903
New York.....- / 5000 As KS
Earned ruus- Boston, 8; New York,
1. Two base hits-H. Morrill, and Con.
nor. Three base hits-H. Sutton, Jones
and Ewing. Double plsys-Ward and
Ewing; Ward, Richardson and Conner.
Basel on bslls-Tiernan, Ward (2),
0'Rcurke. Hit-Nssh. Base on errors
Kelly, Ward, Richardson and Dor
gan. Struck out-Wise, RSdbourne,
Wheelock, and Ewing. Passed balls
Daily Time-One hour and fifty
minutes. Umpire-eullivan.
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least doubt. An appeal from his de-
cisiou vii no doubt be taken and q
test case made,
BirmiDgham, d; Charleston, q.
IsPRCIAL TO TIN APPEAL.l

BIRMINGHAM, ALA August 10 The
locals won very pretty game from
the Charlestons today by to 8. Both
Smith and Estsrquest pitched formid.
ably, but the batters managed 10 keep
the sphere going in very entertaiping
fashion for the grand stand. The first
run scored wau home run by Carl,
who afierward made another good hit.
For the locals, Dutfee made q three
Dagger, a two Dagger and a single.
Considering what there was to do, the
fielding was creditable on both eides
throughout.
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Summary: Earned ruus-Birming-
ham, Q; Charleston, l. Left of bases
Birmingham, s.; Charleston, 5.
Struck out-By E,terqueef, A; by
Smith, z. Bases on bsllB-Esterquest,
1; by Smith, l. Passed balls-Hines,
/; Stallings, l.
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Ciusiunatiat Lo.I.yiiIe, q.

CEoIssATI, o., August l. The two
star left handed pitchers u the aNoci.
alton we're a1ain pitted agains, each
other today, and Smith won once
more. Ramsey struck out eight men,
but Smith, in addition TO striking ont
Eve, retired seven on foul tips. Every
hit by Cincinrau was sharp and can,
while Louisville scared but three
eAie drives, one being q base on balls
aud another n bard hit ball 20 short
BAldwinis grand work behind the bat
and Corknills wonderful catches were
features OF the game, Sore:
CIuoIuns,i.........0 / 0 3 5000 %
Louisyille......,0 0 0 DOL o o.
Esned runs-Cinelnnaii, 3 Double
play-Reilley (unasiilted). Bass on
bal s-Nsck. Struck out--By Rlmssy y,
g.; by Smith, 8. Wild pltch-Smith
/. Time Two hours Umpire
Curry.
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Athletics. o, BroosIyp, 8.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August l6.-Big
Bill Taylor reappeaied with thr Ath-
lelics today In the gsme agains. Brook
Ign, and though sixteen bits were
made Of him they were pretty widely
scat cred, many Of them being ot-
tanned after the third hand should
have been out. The Ath et.cs practi-
cslly non the game 10 the first innirg,
when two singles, a base on balls, a
halter bit, q double and en- error by
Prick aey Melted four runs. Brooklyn
aeldsd superbly and played etToBg
up hill game. Score by inniugg:
Athletics ....."..4 0 2 5000 0-8
BIooklyn 80. 900 z l / 0 / 90 o. 3
Earned runs Athletics, 4; Brock.
Ign, 3. Two base hits-Mann, Nc.
Carr, Robinson. Three base hits
Lyons, Smith. Home run - Greer.
ID uble play = Stovey and Lyons.
Base on balls-Lyous, 2; Pinokney, 2 (;
swart wood, 2; Smith, Peoples, Porter.
HIT by pitched ball-Mann. Base on
erors-Athlstics, 4; Brooklyn, o.
Struck out--Mciau. Passed ball.
Robinson. Wild piiches-rsylor, 2.
Time Two hours aud Eve minutes.
UmpiTe-Sullivau.
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LounvILLE. KY.-Bk Gov. Luke p.
Back putn 4, still alive al Fraokfort,
but his 600, DR.. Carey Blackburn,
thinks II doubtful II he will survive
the night
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Earned runs-Chicsgo 3. Detroit 8.
Two base bits-Sullivsp, Van Halt
rem. Three base hit-Flint. Home
runs-Flint, Brouthers. Double plays
Williamson and Anson, Pietfer and
Arson. Bzse on bslls-Chicago 2, De-
troit 3. Base on error,-Chicago l.,
Detroit 2. Struck out-Chicago 8, De.
troit 3. Time-0ne hour and forty
five minutes. Umpire-Powers.
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Notice to Whom IL May Concern

GALE OF UNCLAIMED PRRIGHrs, IN.
> lets previously called for, owno' shir
proven and csarses PAID or othoi wise dis
road Company will soil 60 the highest n oder,
for cah, at uublic auction tMoCstihy Broth
ets A Co., Auotiono'rs,l, at 2si Second street.
M,mnhfa Tam an
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New Oileanr... O600 900 Q
Memphls......- o 0000 o o 0 c. 0
Summary: Famed runs-New Or.
leans, a; Memphis, 0. First base on
balls-Memphip, 3; New 0htans, o
Struck out-by McKsough, 4; by Ay.
deloits, 4. Left on bsses-Memphis,
4; New 0rleans. 3 Tires base hit
Camnsu. !. Double plsy-Phelap,
/. Passed ball-Crotty, /. wildpi'ch
-McKeougb, 1. Home run-Powell.
Umplra-Tony Suck.
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Keep on hand a large stock Of Steel
Shailirg, which they cell at the same
price 40 iron. So m write them be-
ioro you purchase shaltipg or Pulleys.
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ovKHrsS & Gao,yEsoR offer the store.
house No. $40 Fion, ftfeei, now occu.
pied by Potter 4 MaCrea, for rent
from September 1T
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Tbseambr.II moaumen,Fuud

The following additional oontdbu.
tIone hsye been made 10 the APPEAL's
GambTell Monument fund from For
cat niiv. AIkt
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No. Madison Street, Memphis Tenn.
lED.

MoPPETT-At resid, nee. No. 2is Wash
ingten street, Tuesday morning. Ausust Is.
1887, ut 3 o'clock, SARAH A'oTrKrr, AGED IS
years. widow Of John MOtet'. due notice
Of funeral will ba given.
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Detroit, 0; chicago, 8.

CHICAGO, ILL, August l6.-Filteen
thousand people saw Detroit win to-
days game in the fourth inning.
Clsrkson was put in to pitch for
Chicago, and with the exception Of
that inning was ss formidable as ever.
By today's victory Detroit Is once
more in the lead for the championship,
being one game ahead Of Chicago.
Geizein was very effective, only Flint
and Sullivan hitting him safely, ex
cepting in the eighth inning, when he
let down a little and Chicago batted
out two runs. Chicago scored first in
the third inning on Flint's home run
over the left field wall. In the eighth
inning Flint led of with three baser,
and Van Haltren followed with a
double, bringing him in and scoring q
moment later on Sullivsn's hit.
Detroit made five runs in
the fourth inning on Brouthera'
home run, Burns' tumble, two bases
on balls, singles by White, Twitcbell
and Gs'zein, and Clarkson's will
throw OF Getzein's hit to Arson.
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New York, ., Be.sos, q.

BosroS, MAS, August 16.-Welch
pitched strongly today and received
brilliant support. Rsdbourne was In
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n.ux,s Rurop... HeteI.

Corner Of Adams and Main ,tros,,. Room,
SOC, 75c and II per dayi American Plsn, 81
IT, "s day, pSSs S' ,.sl. Nth 10 p ss'
body uotsD Proprietor.
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PaailOsIy Hotel.

Rates 81 so and s. uer day, according to
sise and location Of room-opeoial
ratas NADIA.
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A. o. II. w.

GHlCKAsAW. LODGE, No 40. A. o. I; W.
" will hold a, regular meeting at their
hall, No 2gS Second street, tonight (wodnes-
dsy). August II, 1887. Tho committees OF
sister lodges on, reunion are requested to
''''' ~" W. j. MURRRLL, NJ. W.
j. O. CRrNPr0s, Recorder.
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Taefa.t.s.sue.

Tho last game Of this series viii be
played this afternoon. Smith will
pitch for Memphis and will do all In
his power TO win. Following 10 the
hating order.
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TAKEN UP,

nOg-0no black and white setter dog,
- about two months ago. Can be found at
Nv. ALLEY.s, cor. Shelby and Pon totoo.
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LOUISE AND Lotion walker avenue.
u street ear lines houte rev, i've roo Ms 4
lot AMMO feet. necessary outi 1usst God
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The New GayosO.

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PERSONAL.

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I AND-l0OO acres Of hns land situated II
a niles west Of Memphis, directly on the
Memphis and Little Hook railroad about %
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cheap for cash some OF them geod a. new.
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FOR RENT.

TH0ICB oFPIcRs-0n seo,pd s,ofy, -
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SEc0ND HAND Letter PRE-; 5, seed
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A Word Wanted.

Our language with all it's boast.
ell copiousness, neellsanother word,
and hardly day pa ;Ses that any
one speaking the language does not
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Lucky Negro Squatters.

Fifteen years ago that portion of
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ter of fashionable residences was
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees

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Valuable H0nScs and Lots for Sale
at DaYis' Wharf.
N1lton. Delaware

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at private contract, several valua,
bic houses and lots at Davis Wharf,
containing 3 acres each, improved
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NURSERY STOCK.

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Nj. John G.. Figgs of Keller, is my
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nications should he addressed.
CALEB BOGGS,
o0lton. Delaware.
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SALVATION.

The more i~rreverent and disgusting
the Salvation Army carries on its five.
cent performances at their barracks, the
larger their audience. Among those who
60 there nightly. are some who profess
to be Christians; perhaps they are, but
their taking part in, or at least encour.
aging by their presence, the nightly
burlesquing of what they profess to hold
most sacred leaves considerable room for
doubt as to the Simon pureness OF their
profession. 1t is our opinion, no true
Christian after once witnessing one OF
their rough and tumble, go as you please,
git dar Sambo hallelujah, would ever be
seen there again. But we are not sitting
in judgment on our neighbors, and we
may be mistaken as to how genuine
Christians should conduct themselves
while assembled together, nevertheless
the performances of the Salvationists re-
mind US somewhat of the sister of an old
gentleman who had q habit, when ag-
grivated, of using the word thus: / thus
think sister Martha means all right, but
I thus think she has ad-n queer way OF
showing Tx.
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An Old Trapper KILLED.
A2J.MiIe Fissure.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ESPECIAL III IdE SESAANEL'i
San Francisco, May .10.-The Calls
Tucson special tonight says: R. ]. Kerr,
who returned from q trip on the San
Pedro. to which place be was to deliver
cattle to the San Pedro Cattle Company,
reports an earthquake assure, not less
thar % miles long, extending from q short
distance below Benson to Is miles below
Tres Alamos. At the surface the assure
varied in width from six to eighteen
inches. On one side the earth has sunk
several inches. AT places along the crack
water burst forth. but after wards ceased
flowing. Above Empire raIch, on the
Sonoita, 10 miles south of here, a fs'
sure is also reported. Reliable informa'
ton states that when the earth opened
water and mud were thrown to a greaI
height. One spring in that vicinity wen
dry. Two others doubled their volume Of
water, but ON the cessation of the dis
turbance the dry spring RECOMMENDED
flowing. In the other " the water di'
minished to their former state.